Social Care and Sociology Liverpool Hope University

Overview

The Social Care and Sociology programme at Liverpool Hope University provides a comprehensive exploration of how society is organised and how care services are developed to meet complex human needs. This combined honours degree splits focus equally between both disciplines, ensuring students gain a balanced understanding of social theory and practical care frameworks. By examining the impact of social structures on individual behaviour, the curriculum encourages students to become creative change-makers in a rapidly evolving landscape.

Why Social Care and Sociology at Liverpool Hope University?

Studying this subject area at Liverpool Hope University offers a unique perspective rooted in a commitment to social justice. The School of Education and Social Sciences maintains strong links with local and national organisations, ensuring the curriculum remains aligned with contemporary industry issues. Students benefit from a teaching approach that integrates the lived experiences of service users, providing a deeply human element to academic study. The programme also offers work placement opportunities, allowing students to apply theoretical knowledge within professional environments and build valuable networks before graduation.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: GBP 15225 per year
• National fee: GBP 9790 per year

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Syllabus

The curriculum draws from various academic fields to provide a challenging and engaging experience. Modules may include:

• Social Inequalities
• Social Theory
• Research Methods
• Climate Change
• Feminism
• Social Media
• Artificial Intelligence
• Racism
• Poverty

Careers with Social Care and Sociology

Graduates are well-equipped to enter a variety of industries that demand strong interpersonal, research, and creative skills. The programme prepares individuals for roles within social care services, community development, and policy-making organisations. By developing a deep understanding of social justice and the causes of inequality, students are prepared to shape services that are sensitive to the needs of diverse populations. Potential career paths include working with local authorities, non-profit organisations, and national groups dedicated to supporting individuals with social care requirements.